no hazards or indicators

[75seriesnz]

re wiring my bj44 which is 12volt. have no indicators or hazards. I have my hazard switch out and i get power to green/white and green/orange when the switch is in on position, and that is it. From there i don’t get any power to the flasher relay.


below is diagram i am using . any help is appreciated

http://www.globalsoftware-inc.com/coolerman/fj40/schematics/BJ42/bj42_wiringdiagram.pdf

 

[Grayscale]

I ran a bead of good hardware-store caulk across my cowl seam, covered it with gray rattle can enamel applied with a paintbrush. It keeps the hazard switch dry. Internally, it needs cleaning.

Although probably unrelated, if it is a right-left discrepancy, it probably is a bad ground on one of the lamp's chassis.

 

[75seriesnz]

I ran a bead of good hardware-store caulk across my cowl seam, covered it with gray rattle can enamel applied with a paintbrush. It keeps the hazard switch dry. Internally, it needs cleaning.

Although probably unrelated, if it is a right-left discrepancy, it probably is a bad ground on one of the lamp's chassis.

I ran a bead of good hardware-store caulk across my cowl seam, covered it with gray rattle can enamel applied with a paintbrush. It keeps the hazard switch dry. Internally, it needs cleaning.

Although probably unrelated, if it is a right-left discrepancy, it probably is a bad ground on one of the lamp's chassis.

just noticed that mine is 24v stamped . would this be the problem? cleaning contacts did not help. cheers

 

[75seriesnz]

just compared part numbers and diagrams, and yes they are different parts. case closed . thanks

just noticed that mine is 24v stamped . would this be the problem? cleaning contacts did not help. cheers

 

[ToyotaMatt]

just compared part numbers and diagrams, and yes they are different parts. case closed . thanks

do u need the Correct HAZARD Switch for your BJ44 12V ?


if so PM me

i have the correct one for a NON-USA Application .........


matt